Description
Fritted sleeve in DURAN® glass with 250 ml volume and porosity 0 is intended for LE 32.1 and related extraction systems that require a larger fritted sample compartment. The sintered glass frit retains solids while permitting solvent movement during continuous or discontinuous extraction, supporting efficient leaching of target analytes from plant material, soils or other matrices. Porosity grade 0 provides relatively open flow suited to coarser samples and higher solvent throughput. DURAN® transparency allows monitoring of packing height, solvent colour and frit performance throughout the process. This component belongs to laboratory glassware for distillation and extraction and is useful when scaling sample size within a modular extractor setup. Available as one piece from manufacturer Lenz, the sleeve facilitates straightforward exchange and cleaning between batches. Its 250 ml capacity is practical for preparative laboratory work where larger solid charges must still be handled under controlled solvent reflux or percolation conditions.
This article belongs on Disposable coveralls & gowns, in Protective clothing & workwear.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc(s)
- Product type: Fritted sleeve
- Material: DURAN® glass
- Volume: 250 ml
- Porosity: 0
- Compatibility: for LE 32.1 ff
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